UGA Cooperative Extension
Greene County 4-H Activity Page
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Forms
You MUST have these forms to attend any 4-H activity. 
- Medical Form: To be completed for every 4-H activity.
- Code of Conduct: To be completed each year. New form collections starts August 1st of the current year.
Calendars
News
- Cloverleaf Newsletters (4th - 6th grades)
- Junior Newsletters (7th - 8th grades)
- Senior Newsletters (9th - 12th grades)
- Clover Corner News This is 4-H's national online newsletter. Clover Corner News is published the first week of each month. Submissions are accepted prior to publication at clovercornernews@fourhcouncil.edu.
Upcoming Events
Other
- 4-H Ambassador Program - The Georgia 4-H Ambassador program is for high school 4-H'ers and adults interested in being part of a team trained in specific issues. 4-H Ambassadors select from the issues offered, participate in a dynamic, intense training weekend, plan individual activities to share their knowledge and represent Georgia 4-H as ambassadors in the field. The inaugural program in 2005 boasted more than 30 youth working in their communities to make the best better.
- College Scholarship Page
Picture Pages
** Greene County 4-H Picture Pages **
Volunteers
Effective August 1, 2008, all volunteers who supervise minors in their vounteer work with Cooperative Extension must be screened through the UGA HR System. "Supervising" is defined as telling a youth (other than your own child) what they can or cannot do regardless of whether an Extension professional is present or not.
The screening process now consists of criminal background check, reference checks and an interview by an Extension faculty member.
Last updated August 12, 2008
